Want to buy Bluebird

[Dorn Hetzel]

Don,

Check out emigrantdirect.com , they will give you an uncapped 1.4% paid
twice a year to your savings account if you keep $10,000 in savings with
them, on which they pay 4.75% which is pretty decent in it's own right...

Regards,

Dorn Hetzel
77FC35
Hogansville, GA

On Nov 27, 2007 12:26 AM, Don Bradner wrote:

> The cc working at the truck islands is unusual, in my experience. In
> most cases I've seen, they only accept "fleet" cards, and I get a reject if
> I try my Mastercard. I admit that I rarely try anymore, easy enough to pay
> inside. I also buy a lot of my fuel in Arizona, and your method would
> probably end up paying the truck cash rate, while my way gets another 8
> cents per gallon off for being an RV (tax difference).
>
> I don't like capped rebates. I use a Shell card for all personal
> purchases, which has no limit but has to be taken out in Gasoline. I average
> about $40 per month in rebates, which unfortunately I use up with today's
> gas prices.
>
> For my business I use an uncapped 1% Chase card, and average $35,000 per
> month in purchases. That's a nice $4200 per year in rebates. Cash, paid at
> my choosing in increments of $50 at a time.
>
> Don Bradner
> 90 PT40 "Blue Thunder"
> Eureka, CA
>
>
> On 11/27/2007 at 4:55 AM mbulriss wrote:
>
> >> You cannot swipe a credit card at the pump, but you can swipe the
> >> FJ card to authorize the pump. Choose "Cash" and Enter for any
> >> question like unit number that is not applicable.
> >>
> >
> >That's not my experience at all. After I swipe the FJ RV card, it
> >asks how you are paying. I choose credit and it then asks for the
> >credit card. Then I swipe the credit card. When I go in, the ticket
> >is already printed with all the discounts. I make up a number for the
> >unit number and enter my current mileage for the hub meter reading.
> >
> >I use the Discover "gas" card and get up to 5% cash back. Used to
> >have no cap, then they caught on and it is now capped the 5% rebate at
> >some modest (ridiculous) amount like the first $150/month. Then you
> >go to the tiered rebate structure for other purchases. I hit 'em hard
> >before the 5% cap went on! Seems like I had something like $220 or
> >more in rebates the first year.
> >
> >FWIW,
> >
> >Mike Bulriss
> >1991 WB40 "Txas Minivan"
> >San Antonio, TX
>
>
>


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